Archive · 27 Dec 2025
50 Koch-Rajbongshi Leaders Resign from UPPL
Around 50 leaders and workers from the Koch-Rajbongshi community in Bijni district resigned from the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) on Saturday.
They were unhappy because the party, especially its president Pramod Boro, did not do enough to help with tribal recognition and the Sixth Schedule, which are important for their community.
The leaders said they felt let down because the party did not give them a clear plan or make any progress on these issues.
They also said that many people in their community are frustrated and angry.
The resigning leaders did not say what they will do next, but they will talk to their community to decide their future steps.
Around 50 Koch-Rajbongshi leaders and workers resigned from the UPPL in Bijni district.
The resignations were due to dissatisfaction with the party's handling of tribal recognition and Sixth Schedule issues.
Key leaders who resigned include Amar Roy, Parameshwar Roy, Dhananjoy Roy, and Simanta Barman.
The leaders alleged that the UPPL leadership, particularly Pramod Boro, failed to provide a concrete roadmap or progress on these issues.
The resigning leaders indicated that their decision was a collective one, taken after consultations with grassroots workers.
- Who
- Around 50 Koch-Rajbongshi leaders and workers from Bijni district
- What
- Resigned from the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL)
- When
- Saturday, December 27
- Where
- Bijni district
- Why
- Dissatisfaction over the leadership’s handling of tribal recognition and Sixth Schedule-related issues
- Party
- United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL)
- Number of Resignations
- Around 50
- Location
- Bijni district
- Reason for Resignation
- Dissatisfaction over Sixth Schedule and tribal recognition
- Key Leaders Resigned
- Amar Roy, Parameshwar Roy, Dhananjoy Roy, Simanta Barman